APC: Hakea sericea
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published 26/9/18 by amonro
A tree element is an element of a classification tree structure (also known as a Node). The element holds the position
of a Taxon Concept in an arrangement of taxon that we refer to generically as a tree.
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- APC Dist.
- Qld, SA (?naturalised), NSW (native and naturalised), NI (naturalised), Vic (sparingly naturalised)
- APC Comment
- A.D.Chapman, Austral. Pl. Name Index 1518 (1991) lists a 'Hakea sericea Regel, nom. illeg., non Schrad. & Wendl.'. Regel was referring to a plant received under that name from Uppsala. It is unlikely that his intention was to create a new name. This should be considered usage of a pre-existing name, not creation of a later homonym.
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